Performance / Noh
The leading artists instruct the children in the Japanese traditional art lesson, “Traditional Performing Arts for Kids”. This year, more than 300 children learned Japanese traditional arts for seven months. Not only learning “forms” and “techniques” but also inheriting the “spirit” that Japanese people have cherished, the children will finally be on the public stage. Please enjoy the performance of the children who are the creators of the future and the professional performers who revitalize a tradition! (Admission free / Prior application required)
(1) Noh [I]
March 20, 2013 (Wed, Holiday) 10:30-13:00 [Opening at 10:00]
Venues: Hosho Nohgakudo (Bunkyo-ku)
Kyogen [Okura style]: Kyogen “Iroha “, “Shibiri”, “Kuchimane”, “Kaniyamabushi”
Nohgaku-hayashi [Kotsuzumi]: “Takasago”
Nohgaku-hayashi [Taiko]: “Hagoromo”
Utai/Shimai [Kanze style]: “Yoshinotennin”, “Tsurukame”
Kyogen [Okura style]: “Kakiyamabushi” performed by Noritoshi Yamamoto
Maibayashi [Kanze style]: “Takasago” performed by Kazuhisa Endo
(2) Noh [II]
March 20, 2013 (Wed, Holiday) 14:30-17:00 [Opening at 14:00]
Venues: Hosho Nohgakudo (Bunkyo-ku)
Kyogen [Izumi style A]: Kyogen “Bonsan”, “Kuchimane”
Nohgaku-hayashi [Flute]: “Otokomai”
Nohgaku-hayashi [Ozutsumi]: “Takasago”
Kyogen [Izumi style B]: Kyogen “Bonsan”, “Kuchimane”
Utai/Shimai [Hosho style]: “Kenjou”, “Tsurukame”, “Takasago”
Kyogen [Izumi style]: “Shibiri” performed by Hiroharu Fukata
Maibayashi [Hosho style]: “Takasago” performed by Jun Otomo
(3) Sokyoku Ⅰ / Nihon Buyo
March 27, 2013 (Wed) 13:30-16:00 [Opening at 13:00]
Venues: Asakusa Public Hall (Taito-ku)
Sokyoku [Ikuta style / Shinjuku]: “Robasan”, “Yoshinoyama”, etc.
Nihon Buyo [Higashimurayama]: “Hane no kamuro”, “Tenaraiko”
Nihon Buyo [Kadensya/Boys]: “Ame no Goro”
Nihon Buyo [Kadensya/Girls]: “Hane no kamuro”, “Tenaraiko”, “Fujimusume”
Sokyoku [Ikuta style]: “Haru no umi”, “Seoto” performed by Junko Nozawa
Nihon Buyo: “Sagimusume” performed by Shinsyo Nishikawa
(4)Nagauta/Sokyoku Ⅱ
March 28, 2013 (Thu) 13:30-16:30 [Opening at 13:00]
Venues: Asakusa Public Hall (Taito-ku)
Nagauta Syamisen [Koto]: “Kyouganoko musumedoujouji for kids”
Nagauta bayashi [Shinobue (bamboo flute)]: Nagauta “Kotobuki”, “Echigojishi”, etc.
Nagauta bayashi [Kotsuzumi/Ozutsumi/Taiko]: “Hinazurusanbansou”, “Goro Tokimune”
Nagauta Syamisen [Shibuya]: “Kyouganoko musumedoujouji for kids”
Sokyoku [Yamada style]: “Namito”, “Yuki no asa”
Sokyoku [Ikuta style/Machida]: “Kazoe uta”, “Oedo nihonbashi”, etc.
Sokyoku [Yamada style]: “Enoshima no kyoku” performed by Showa Yamato
Nagauta: “Katsusaburo Renjishi” performed by Rokusayo Kineya and Etsuko Kineya
[Reservation deadline] 28 February, 2013 (Thu)
(1) Noh [I] March 20, 2013 (Wed, Holiday) Admission capacity: 100
(2) Noh [II] March 20, 2013 (Wed, Holiday) Admission capacity: 100
(3) Sokyoku Ⅰ / Nihon Buyo March 27, 2013 (Wed) Admission capacity: 200
(4) Nagauta/Sokyoku Ⅱ March 28, 2013 (Thu) Admission capacity: 200
Please send an application to the following e-mail address or the following fax number:
[E-mail] wageiko@geidankyo.or.jp
[FAX］03-5909-3061
To attend a performance, please contact at the following indicating the title of the performance (above (1), (2), (3) or (4)) you desire, names and ages of all those who wish to attend (up to 4 people), a name of a representative with furigana / address and postal code / telephone number / Ｅ-mail or fax number.
* You can apply for the performances at multiple venues. Application received on the day of the performance will be accepted for each venue.
* In case of too many applications, a lottery will be held.
* the result will be sent to the all applicants around Friday 8 March.
* We may accept the application after the application deadline according to the number of applications. Please contact us.
* Contents, performers and closing times are subject to change.
